The Hutchinson News from Hutchinson, Kansas • 6

nuTcmNSON daily news, Thursday jaxuahi 20, 1398. 6 today rustling printing, ads and subscribers. R. T. Cassldy bes purchased the farm southwest of town known as the Best farm.

FROM OVER THE COUNTY. out girl Sunday, and had his best Huntsville. The sad intelligence of the death of an eld aud highly esteemed citizen, Mrs. Mamie G. Tyler, was received on Monday and all Huntsville mourns.

She bad resided on the homestead, known as "Woodlawn," in this vicinity for over twenty years, hence had a Fresli Groceries Arc Always in Season and in Demand. Ttis Hutchison Mercantile Co. Always Well StocKc With New. Fresli Clean Gacds. Line of Meats in Stock.

No. 26 North Main Street. church. Will Townsend and wife were at church last Sunday in a sleigh. The wolf bunt of last Wednesday was somewhat of a fizzle on account of sho notice there being only about twenty-five horsemen and some ten or twelve footmen.

One wolf was scared Salt Creek-District No. 101. Hurrah for Marc Hauna. The snow was fine for the wheat, as it is on the level. No d-iifling in it.

There were several sleighs out after the snow fill in this community. A person could almost vMt the jack rabbits out of their after the snov. Two of the Smith boys went out Saturday morning and in about an hour they had thirteen rabbits. On Tuesday afternoon, January 25th, Nick Ditgen will hold a public sale at the Kechlf farm three miles south of Nickcrson and one mile east of the Centennial school house. He will dispose of bis horses, hogs, cattle, farming implements, etc.

Ilanna's election was celebrated in Salt Creek township in the way of a wolf hunt. Hut none wero captured so we bear. So much the better. Tony Wocknits, of Nickerson, drove out to bis farm in Med ford last Sunday. Herman, one of Nickerson, "local sports" spent Sucday in this of friends.

To the sorrowing and afflicted she was ever kind, and the hospitality of her home was generous to all who came. A good neighbor, a faithful friend, a loving wife and mother, for she has left a companion and two diuifhters; she has left us all, with a Christian's hope to dwell with the redeemed and a glorified Savior. As our church was vacant on Sunday morning teveral Hunt6ville people attended services at Tleasant View church and heard a fine sermon delivered by Rev. Phillips. Rev.

E. S. MacOartney continues up but got away. Everybody take notice that there will be another wolf hunt on next Thursday, January 27. Parties are requested to meet cither at the M.

E. church or at West Jackson's promptly at 10 o'clock and get orders from the captains who will be Will Barns and Josh Foraker. Sylvia. At this writing the earth is covered with a "down east" snow which for the good of the wheat could not be improved upon. Dr.

M. M. Lottridge gave a hypnotic entertainment at the school house Tuesday night which was to highly appreciated that it will be repeated The Man in the Moom Has been talked about by ever ybodjr for ages. JnstTnow in Hutchinson the thing most talked aVout bj persons of all ages is our Our Semi-Annual Out Price Sale. People think about what interest them most, and when they think about they talk about.

It's a "solar plexus" blow that strikes the pocketbook, a home thrust that settles eyery-thing. Thrift is a virtue that should be encouraged, and our prices make money saving as easy as going down hill. Children's Overcoats Half Price. $7-50 Men's Overcoats at $4.00. $16 50 Men's Overcoats at $10 00.

Prices cut in 6ame proportion on all Men's Overcoats and Suits. This sale is the most successful of all our former sales. People know that they never can again get such bonifiJe values for the money. We must have room for our Mammoth Spring Stock, and the prices are doing the work. fe Yoa ISiiy Medicines RememTrer'that the NEW and FRESH has DOUBLE the STRENGTH of old, and If that medicine you got didn't do you any good it wasn't your doctor's fault.

Perhaps that other used SHELF OLD CHEMICALS or "something just as good." Come and Soo Us Evorthlng Fresh and Now. Hogs t'Ot the Try Kex Hog Itemed OWL PHARMACY. Corner Main and Fiovcftics for daily services at this place. There was a very pleasant surprise party nt the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Miles on the 14th inst. to remind Mrs. M. of her seventialh birthday anniversary. She nrpared quiet sprightly, enjoying the company cf her frier.d, of wuom about thirty were present.

She received a few fcifte, and a bountiful dinner served by her guests. How to Look Good. Good looks are reully more than skin deep, dt'pemiing entirely on healthy condition of ali the vital orfc'a. s. If the liver In; inactive, 3011 have a biiio'H look; if your stomach be disord'rel, you hive 11 dipeptic look; if your kidneys be aft ded, V' have? a pinched look.

Secure gj'd health, and vou will surely have, od looks ec-tric Hitters'' is a jjojd Alterative and Tonic. A.ts directly on liver ard k'i 1 cevs Purifies thblod, cures piiapli'3, blotches and i and pives a good coranlesion. Every bottle guaranteed. Sold at the O.vl Pharmacy. 50 cents ner bottle.

i Medford. The Viggest snow of the season yet, fell Friday. The spelling school that to be Evening Wear. Tuurt-day Dight Dr. Welch, a noted phrenologist, has been giviug lectures in this city fur the tjust Many alteuded aud eii joyed the "seances." J.

A. Whitehurst announced this mor iog early that a boy had arrived at his house between two days ai will pr jbably remain for twjuty-o lie years. Mrs. Jno. Tnrkle visiting her parents and other relativis at Sylvia.

A pU'a-sant wedding occurred at S.le Alliso.ia on last feunday wheu his Oilic, was united in marriage to Seward of this place. Rev. Ardery of Kurrton officiating. Only the Lear reltatives were present with the exception of Dr. Julian and wife o' Arlington and Dr.

Bauer of Sylvia. Trofessor Draper gave an old fashioned spelling school at the school house cn Wedue-dv night. South Reno. Cough, cough, cough. Everybody seems to be endeavoring to coufc'h White Kid Sandals.

ft held at the Eigle school house last Friday night, was postponed till next Vk 1 SAT I Lf Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. J. O.

Wheeler have returned from southwest Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. Price, Mr. and Mrs.

Cross and Mr. and Mrs. Puterbaugh part of Salt Creek. Willie is one of Nickerson's most genial, gentlemanly yuung men, who mikes friends where ere' bt're he poes. Ci'l ajjaia Willie.

Fred Justus and wile, nf these pats Sundayed in Medford, the guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lew Ciriss. We hear that .1. S.

llro )ks, on'! of nur enterprising farmers, will erect a fine new h.mse on his farm in the near future. He hiulrri five la-tfe load) of stone out of Nickerson lust iveek on an ordinaiy broom corn rack, one load containing three tons. How ii that for your Health in this part of the neighbor-hi(d is generally good at present wrl'ing. Oar friend J. E.

Humphrey, editor of the Nickerson Argosy, was appointed postmaster at Niekerson. Ho will no, take charge of the f.fllje until the expiration of the term of the present postmistress. S. E. McGonigle, of this vicinity, is in Illinois at present writing.

He was called there by the serious illness of his father. Last week the firm of Chesky Re-chif, of Nickerson, was dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. Rechif retiring, and in the future the business will be conducted by Mr. Chesky. This was one of the oldest and most successful firms Nickerson.

We hear Mr. Rechif contemplates locating in Few-ton. Mr. Chesky will be found at the old stand ready at all times to take care of the wants of the people in the meat line, and also engage in shipping stock. Salt Creek.

Mr. and Mrs. Kemp, of Center, were visiting at A. last week. Walter Thompson went to the wolf hunt in Center last Friday, but owing to the weather the hunt was not successful.

Miss Hughes will leave Mr. Huckleberry's this week for her home in Missouri. Four inches of snow fell last Friday and the earth is still wearing her white mantle. Miss Djrs Hand will spend a few weeks in Hutchinson. Oscar Wespe, of Hutchinson, was out looking over his farm a few days ago.

Bliiek Tici Kid Sandals, took dinner with Mr. Risley's last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Willis visited the lat- 1 ter's parents, Mr.

McFadden's last Yaa Buy tf Us as Low as Other Stares Bay to Sell Again. Tuesday. Some of the young folks attended the oyster supper at Frank Vanal-stine's last Wednesday night. There was a fruit tree man canvass Jwiri Biub, P. Eini, A'ilus Baku, OasWer, ing the eastern part of Medford last io State wm Ban Tuesday.

Agents and peddlers are get ting more numerous lately. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pike entertained a few of the young folks last Wednesday night and a grand time is reported. Some of the young people are attend Southeast Corner of Main and Sherman Streets, Transacts a General Banking Business.

No. 12 North Main ing the literary at the Central in Salt louder than his neighbor. Lewis Danford of Lincoln was in this community Monday. Dan McMillan and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Mc-Glaughlin in Salt Creek. Mr. Issac Crow of Hutchinson was the guest of hii sou Luther on Tuesday. Quite a merry crowd gathered at F. H.

McMillan's Tuesday evening, and a "jolly good time" was reported. The "ex-restaurant man," Max Lib-bie, and wife were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cunoinghrm last Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. John Phillip3, who have been visiting at H. L. Hender-shot's, returned to their home in Hutcbineon Monday. Mr.

Herb Baldwin, assisted by Ed. Brigham, of Hutchinson, butchered several fine hogs the latter part of last week. Mr. Rob, Cunningham has had his old machine put in order for the purpose of threshing kaffir corn, aDd tl'us saving his new one. J.

B. Phelps did the overhauling. The people of this community have been looiting forward with considerable amount of interest to the Dade-Rice case to be tried before Judge Simpson Thursday. This trial is the outcome of the follies of "old age" and the "shattered affections of youth." Both parties are well known, and from rumor it will be quite a sensational affair. Quite a number of our people are making preparations to attend, Partridge.

The wolf hunt last Friday was a decided failure. Otto Stienback is boring a well. Postmaster Pilcher has a new oak Creek township. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury, BUY THE BEST WHICH IS 1 eifestion Table Sail. as mercary will surely destroy the eense of smell and completely dirange the whole system when entering It tkronga the mu cous surfaces.

Such articles shoild never be used except oa from repu Ik Best Place- In the City to Buy table physicians, as the damage they will do ten told to the good you ca 1 possloly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney Toledo Sold in 2. 3 and 5 lb Pasteboard Boxes.

Ask your grocer for it, if he does not keep it, send to us for a sample. Hutchinson Packing Co. HffTcixsojf, Kansas. contains no mercury, and Is taken inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and 4 a mucous surfaces of the system. Ia buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine.

It is taken internally, and made Mrs. Hart and Miss Lily were calling in Partridge last Saturday. The search for land to farm on the coming season will soon begin and the agents will be kept busy. Burt and John Hand spent Saturday night with their brother in Nickerson. Mr.

Hoover has bills out for a sale at hib farm, on February 2nd. in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney C. Tes- tiir eaials free.

Sold by Drut gi 'ts, price 73c per aottlc. Hall's Family PHls are the but. Letters Advertised. ESTABLISHED 1876. GROCERIES mftirskami 5 The following is the list of letters remaining uncalled for in the Hutchin Valley.

son postoffice, January 19, 1S98: The snow last week was just what we were wanting and needing. We counter, letter boxes and writing desk LADIES. AND think it came the nicest of any snow in thef postoffice, and we now have the Lyamon, Mrs McGire. Mi-sAnna Miller, Martha A Price, Mrs Jennie Hutchinson, Kansas. have seen in Kansas.

Those that nicest and neatest postoffice in Reno have wheat out are rejoicing verrcounty. much. I The school children now have their Patterson, Miss Emily Adams, Brown, Mis Ottle Briggs, Mrs Kate Uoi.rer, Katie mil, Mary (iraudfeld, America Mrs Henry, Mrs Henelly, Mrs Wlnni- fred Horner, Ida I'egg. All A Kiddeli, Mrs Alice Koblnson. Stella Vessells, Anna Welgle, Mrs Hose Kirkhart, Alice.

Payments Made by Telegraph. Drafts Issues on all Foreign Cities. Foreign Money Exchanged. 6EHTLEMEN. Brown.

Arthur A McConnell. Morris. Thos Butterick. -IS AT Letters of Credit Issued Payable ia the CTnited States and Europe Special Attention Given to Collections. Government and City Bends for Sale.

Miller, Ora (2) Olswathe, Wm Patterson, Perry lnba, Mr Kutter. Robt Rohrer. Randolph, Smith, A Smith, Dea Sanders, SamueU, Stevenson. Tinder, scott, Sam Stev. nson.

Henry Tupffle. Wm Bess, James Belleville, Elder Conaway, Claypool, nald, '1' Fletcher, rf Heathington, Win Hamlin, Frank Hill, Oakley Jones, James, Mr Johnson, A Johnson, Lackey. Klchard Lanaman, Moore, Win MeoDough, McHare. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Four per cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts.

ney organ, the school board supplied them with a set of Uncle Sam school song books and they now have music all the time. The protracted meeting still continues at the M. E. church. Rev.

S. Brink assisted in the work for two weeks. He leaves today (Monday) for ElDorado where he will carry on revival work. Rev. Kirkpatrick will continue the work here alone.

The following teachers from this vicinity attended the County Teachers' Association at Hutchinson last Saturday: H. C. Lusk, J. T. Kuykendall, J.

M. Wyman, Miss Mae Palmer and Miss Carrie Paine. The singing class under Mrs. Edge-worth has completed one term. The instruction was excellent and all of the people were well pleased.

M. L. Barrett, one of the editors of the Arlington Enterprise, was in town Van Camp, Hansen Last Satnrday was a great day for the banters, as most everybody was at it. Allen Sprowl and Sam Tansickle shot nearly forty rabbits during the day. Josh Foraker fold a pair of mules to Hoi ten a few days ago.

He has bought twenty-five head we bear. Mr. Rawlings is building him a log smoke house, also Will Combi. We thought log house's belonged principly to the frontier, but they are all right if work enough is put on them. Willie White and wife spent one day last week visiting relatives nerth of Hutchinson.

We hear that John Turkle and wife have diBolved partnership. E. E. White was in Burrton one day last week. The series of special meetings that we mentioned in a former article to be held at the Valley Presbyterian church soon, will commence January 3 to continue for a couple of weeks anyway.

Ex-Sheriff Patton is building a large barn on his farm, but does not expect to move out uatil spring. We hear Mr. McCandless will move on his farm in the spring. Johnny Tuttl was in Talley last No. 19 N.

Main St. uo Wood, Andrew Liberal Accommodations Extended to E. L. MEYER. President.

W. 11. Eagan Cashier Wood, CARDS LADIES. Mrs Tltell, Miss Maude EHTLEMElt. Bennett, Kouwe at Imey Co Baker, Backy fepencer, Hanover, (2) Talbott, Their, Chas.

In calling for the above please eay H. R. NOKESl E. H. MCFALL.

NOKES Liverv, Feed anOale Stable. Good Rigs, Fancy Steppers and Prompt Attention to All Calls. "advertised." J. B. Vinrnt, P.

M. Registration Notice. TRY WU TRY GRAIN-0! Fowl's DanC'H5 Academy, SI Private instructions given any after-aoon. Adults class every Friday evening from 8:00 to 11:00 o'clock Juvenile IaKS Saturday afternoon from 1:30 to VSi o'clock. Social dancing every Wednesday evening.

Persons holding invitations former dances are invited. Armory hall for rent two nights in the week. Prof. W. H.

Ford. Ask you Grower today to hor von a tack aee of GR.UN-O, tbe new food drink thit Notice is hereby given to the voters of the city of Hutchinson that the reg takes toe place of C' flee. The children may drink it wliQout 1 jury as well as the adult. All who try It, like It. GRAIN has In it rich s-a browu of Mocha or Java, but it is made from pure gralnx, and the most delicate tt iiiiacn rrcelreH li without distress.

tn pr ce of coffee. lucaud2Jcper package, bold by grocar. istration books for the year 18B8 are now open at the office of the city clerk W. R. Usdebwood, lot City Clerk, The Best Service Given to Boar Jers.

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